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by eogas 15y ago
I think you can view it in segments here without an account: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9221185/Video_Steve_J... I'm not sure if it's the whole thing or not.
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by eogas 15y ago
There's a list of theaters in the linked source article: http://moviecitynews.com/2011/11/steve-jobs-the-lost-intervi... The Landmark site also has specific showtimes per-theater: http://www.landmarktheatres.com/Films/films_frameset.asp?
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by eogas 15y ago
It looks like the author was talking about this: http://offers.assembla.com/free-git-hosting/ I'm not sure why he/she didn't just link straight to that page. I also have to vouch for bitbucket's awesomeness though. Their tools might not
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by eogas 15y ago
Woah. Did you happen to look out into the street from the location in that first link you posted? Trippy stuff.
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by eogas 15y ago
My bank had something similar. I really don't understand why they're allowed to do it at all, even as an opt-in "service". If I wanted to spend money I didn't have, I'd use my credit card. At my bank, an overdraft counts as a cash advanc
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by eogas 15y ago
Can you expand on this thought?
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by eogas 15y ago
This guy has some other really great articles if you search around his blog a bit. Here's few I have bookmarked. http://www.wildbunny.co.uk/blog/2011/04/06/physics-engines-f... http://www.wildbunny.co.uk/blog/2011/04/20/collision-detect
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by eogas 15y ago
I'd think that was mostly an issue of company policy than punishing the guy for showing it specifically to Woz. In other words, if they found out that he'd shown it to his cab driver, or the guy who made his coffee the next morning, he'd p
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by eogas 15y ago
I think it was because they didn't do the outro music, and the audience didn't clap and cheer. Just a straight fade out.
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by eogas 15y ago
This is a cool idea, but it sounds like something that will be shut down pretty quickly. If not directly, then by carriers who decide that your unlimited texting plan actually does have a limit, kind of like your "unlimited" data plan.
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by eogas 15y ago
I "started" in middle school when I discovered a little BASIC interpreter on my 68k Macintosh Performa called Chipmunk BASIC: http://www.nicholson.com/rhn/basic/ In 7th grade or so I started tinkering with Java on the same 68k mac. I bel
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by eogas 15y ago
It seems like this headline was crafted specifically to incite a mobile OS flamewar. And yet, there is very little content in the article that explains why or to what extent Android will be used. Obviously they need an OS that is highly cu
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by eogas 15y ago
I know right? I made a hilarious joke a little while ago and jedberg yelled at me and everyone downvoted me. And I'll be very surprised if this comment doesn't get downvoted to hell too. EDIT: I also simply greeted jedberg, and a bunch of
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by eogas 16y ago
Zuckerberg was born in 1984....coincidence?
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by eogas 16y ago
You know what, I'm not part of a startup. And I probably won't be able to get one going until I have something to start with (monetarily that is). I'm trying to start writing apps for Windows Phone 7, because I think it's going to be a gr
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by eogas 16y ago
This sounds like a campaign by Ritz against HN.
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by eogas 16y ago
Hah, the "Common Programmer Health Problems" article you link to says that being a guitarist is worse for your hands than being a programmer. I wonder if being both is doubly bad. And I wonder if the fact that I play 12's is even worse.
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by eogas 16y ago
I think this is a case of "flamboyant headline; reasonable article". He doesn't really argue in the article that people are stupid. It is implied by the headline, but that is clearly just an attempt to get pageviews. The actual content o
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by eogas 16y ago
And good on them, for making the most of what they had. I'm pretty sure I made the most of what I had, I just didn't grow up in a situation that encouraged hacking. At the age this kid (in the original story) is fixing bugs, I was experie
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by eogas 16y ago
Why oh why couldn't I have been brought up in a white, suburban, upper-middle class family with my own computer and a highspeed internet connection. Stories like this always make me bitter, but good on the kid for making the most of his upb
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by eogas 16y ago
HN, you are one smug bunch. I, for one, thought the comment was great.
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by eogas 16y ago
Digg is using Eee PCs as servers?
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by eogas 16y ago
>The ad hominem is not always fallacious, for in some instances questions of personal conduct, character, motives, etc., are legitimate and relevant to the issue.
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by eogas 16y ago
> it's like MS is promoting a phone that you won't enjoy using too much, so you want to spend as little time on it as possible. This is exactly what I was thinking. With these commercials, Microsoft isn't pandering to the "techie" crow
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by eogas 16y ago
>Status: Unfortunate That's cold, Google.
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by eogas 16y ago
I think it's fantastic. As someone who has done a decent bit of iPhone development, I can definitely say that I prefer developing in VS with C# than XCode with Objective-C. It's disheartening that so many bloggers are dismissing this aweso
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by eogas 16y ago
I guess that will teach me to comment before reading the entire article. Anyway, I would expect that this issue will be looked into a bit deeper once companies start producing autonomous cars.
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by eogas 16y ago
I wonder if this is legal. I mean, if one of these cars went haywire and mowed down a bunch of pedestrians before the "driver" was able to take control, I reckon Google would have some splainin to do. With autonomous vehicles coming close
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by eogas 16y ago
Hmm, looks like they shut Google wave down. I'd like to give them a piece of my mind! I'll just use GOOG-411 to ca...wha?!
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by eogas 16y ago
Time to short sell then?

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